Harold creates an adventurous moonlight walk with his purple crayon.

Harold is an inventive and curious toddler with thoughs, desires, and feelings typical of any child his age. In his Crayon World, Harold can muse on questions that all young children naturally wonder about, and he can come up with his own answers. But it is not the crayon that is magic, the crayon is merely the key to unlocking the power of Harold's imagination.

Taken from Washington Irving short stories, contained in his collection, The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent, The Smurfs have a mystery!

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